Female announcer whose contract was terminated after posting about men’s smell and body odor: “This year, there were many hardships and sufferings that I can’t put into words.” Freelance announcer Kawaguchi Yuri, whose contract was terminated by her agency in August this year due to inappropriate posts on SNS, summarized this year on X (formerly Twitter) on the 21st. “This year has been filled with so much hardship and suffering that it is hard to put into words. But overall, it was a happy year for me. I truly believe that,” he emphasized. “It’s strange, but when there is great separation or sadness, there also comes a great encounter. Looking back, I have a feeling that I will develop long-term relationships with all of the people I have become close with this year,” he continued. Looking to the future, she wrote, “I have always been and will continue to be a very happy person.” In August of this year, Kawaguchi posted on x (formerly Twitter) her own opinion on men’s smell and body odor. The post received criticism online, with people saying it “degraded the reputation of the opposite sex,” and on the 11th of the same month, he apologized, saying, “I deeply regret that my careless remarks caused discomfort and hurt to many people.” On the 11th, her agency announced that it had terminated its contract with Kawaguchi, effective the 10th, stating, “It was discovered that Ms. Kawaguchi had made inappropriate posts that defamatory towards members of the opposite sex on social networking site X (formerly Twitter).”
>Inappropriate posting that defames the opposite sex is recognized Any company that assigns work to this woman will be a company that encourages acts that defame the opposite sex They need to be careful because they will be called an anti-social company.
I’m the manager of a local factory of a major manufacturer, and some of the sweaty workers are starting to notice smells bothering them – it’s really stressful for the poor guy.
>>32 There’s nothing wrong with taking care of your smell, and it’s probably a good idea to do so. There was even a word for it before this woman came on the scene, “smell harassment.” Whether you find it stressful is another matter.
She’s not smart or clever, so she thinks the same way as the people who were called idiot-tatters a while back, who say unnecessary things and make unnecessary enemies. And she’s the ultimate monster woman, blending an extreme desire for approval and a desire for self-exhibition, with a secret ingredient of self-pity mixed in.
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